Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

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Ths UeEfdiag sks private. oniF the imtns-
<iale reizfises of the coatrsciing parties BE-
ing present. fhe brite wore iofsly dress
Of white sarah six. lmraetiatsiy sitsf he
esrsmony the happy couDis tsit Tor bftef
xediing trip. and Ga returning viii De II
Axcasxsa PzEx for lns Summer. Aoeafcs.
Al the West Side Ladies Literary elas
yesterday the following pfogramrae was
presented. "a Hail Day 10 June, % essay
descriptive OF the club pIcnie Al the Lake =
week as0; extracts from kuskins modern
painters fTom the chapter on Mountain
Bloom: review OF Ramona. followed by =
discussion OF the diEisreat phases a the In
dian question. Mrs. harrington tue ciuo
| photog rapher, presented each member with
. photograph OF the club taken at the Lake
last week Saturday. This closed the meeting
| for the afternoon, the club sdiourning 10
the trst Saturday in september Al that
time each lady win present short sketch
OF her Summer outing.
severa, happy events have occurred here
this week, among the most prominent OF
| which may be mentioned the St- Mark 5
lawn frte, the commencement exercises ard
| the spread given the nsxly Iedssd graGa-
/ ates by the juniors on Friday evening". Ia
i the parlors OF the Park Congregational
| church. Graduates of class s. were also IN
| vlted 10 the spread. and the festivities were
kept up until the mystic hour OF twelve.
| VITA that hour closes the most esential day
| Ia those young lives. and not until the wed
| dag morn viii the fair hands Of the sweet
| girl graduate" so eagerly deck herself with
| creamy white robes and fragrant-b blossoms.
/ Commencement day, an what joyous mem
| ories Of snowy lilies. dainty robes and
| boundiess ambition cling 10 many of Us
| and how We almost envy the lads and las
| sizes as they gracefully bow their acknowl-
| edgements over the silken tied roll Of parch-
| ment-
Some people have queer way OF doing
| things. A short time ago the East-st. C. l..
| s. G. invited the Fortnightly Circle 10 q
| picnic 70 be held at Reeds Lake on Tues
day. June q. the East Side people to fur
nish ths short literary programme and the
| refreshments. For reasons which they
| kept to themselves. they concluded 10 post
pone the affair until Friday. June "a, but
| Instead of informing the Fortnightlys pub
| lclv OF the change in their plans. they con-
tented themselves by letting their intec-
| tions leak out in sort OF side
show manner. The result was
! that some few of the Fortnightlys
went out to the Lake on Tuesday. under
| the impression that they were to be re-
! ceiyed by the East Street Clrb. but on ar
riving at the Pavilion and finding no one
| of the committee there, appointed new
| committees and spent the afternoon and
evening in social manner. On their re-
turn home the discovery Of the postpone
ment was made through Mr.. Munson
| President OF the Fortnigntly's. who had
heard OF it in a round about way. On